Gusfeliz Adjustable Doorbell Camera Mount for Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen (No Drill) – 35° to 55° Angle Mount

If your Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen isn’t quite catching the view you want, this adjustable angled mount is a practical way to tune where the camera looks. It’s built to reposition the doorbell without asking you to do a traditional installation.

What it’s for

This Gusfeliz mount is designed specifically for the Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen. In real life, that usually means your current setup is either too flat against the door frame, blocked by a wall/edge, or simply doesn’t give you the angle you need for visitors approaching your property. The adjustable bracket helps you widen the usable view and, on paper, should support better motion detection around the front area.

A simple way to picture it: imagine someone walking up from the side rather than straight in front of your door. If your doorbell is mounted in a way that forces them to pass through the “blind” part of the scene, an angled mount can help bring that area back into view.

The essentials: adjustable angle, clearer positioning

The bracket offers an adjustable angle so you can tilt the doorbell. The range stated is from 35° to 55° (so you’re not stuck with one fixed orientation). That matters when door frames, porches, or walls limit where you can mount the device.

Worth noting that the original description talks about an even wider potential range in one place, but what’s clearly given for the mount here is 35° to 55°. Either way, the main idea is the same: you can angle the doorbell left or right to aim for a better viewing perspective.

Installation without drilling (and when you might still drill)

This is one of the main selling points: no drilling is required as one installation option. The mount uses an included adhesive tape to fix the doorbell in place on doors, walls, or similar surfaces, aiming to avoid damage.

For anyone renting or living in an apartment where permanent changes are a pain, that “no drill” approach is genuinely handy. That said, adhesive mounting isn’t magic—its effectiveness will depend on your surface and conditions, so if you’re in a harsh outdoor environment or you’re unsure about adhesion, it’s sensible to double-check before committing.

There’s also an alternative screw/bolt style option mentioned for more security, which can make sense if you prioritise stability over the minimal-effort setup.

What stands out in day-to-day use

The biggest practical benefit is flexibility. Instead of accepting whatever angle your door frame naturally allows, you can reposition the doorbell’s viewing angle to better match how people actually approach your front door.

It’s also a good fit for tighter spaces where a straight mount would end up partially blocked. If your entrance has a corner, narrow porch, or a step that changes the path of visitors, this kind of mount helps you adjust the viewpoint rather than reworking the whole area.

However, keep expectations grounded: if your setup needs a major change in placement location (not just angle), an angled mount won’t replace the need for a better mounting position.

Key things to check before buying

Before you choose this, it’s worth verifying a few basics: - Compatibility with your exact doorbell model: it’s described as made for the Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen. - Whether you’re planning to use the no-drill adhesive route, and what surface you’ll attach it to. - Your desired viewing angle: the stated adjustment range here is 35° to 55°, which may or may not cover your specific entrance layout.

Also, the description notes that the doorbell camera itself isn’t included.

Mini FAQ

Does this include the Blink doorbell?

No. The doorbell isn’t included, this is a mount for the Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen.

Is drilling required?

No drilling is required as one installation option. Adhesive tape is included, and a more secure screw-based option is also mentioned.

How adjustable is the angle?

The angle mount is stated as 35° to 55°. That’s aimed at giving you flexibility for left/right aiming around common door-frame constraints.

Is it suitable for renters?

It’s positioned as renter-friendly thanks to the no-drill installation option, assuming your surface and conditions work with adhesive mounting.

Is it built for outdoor weather?

The mount is described as made from materials intended to handle difficult weather conditions for longer-term performance.

When it makes sense

This mount makes sense if your Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen is in the right general location, but the viewing angle is off—especially in limited door-frame or wall setups where you’d rather not drill. It suits people who want a quick tweak to improve coverage around their entrance.

It’s not the best choice if you need a significant change to where the doorbell sits (not just the tilt), or if you’re worried adhesive installation won’t hold on your specific surface. In those cases, you may want to look at alternatives that offer a different mounting approach or a more flexible placement solution.